3D Visual Technology at Intel Sandy Bridge

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The second generation of Intel Core processors or who is often dubbed  as Sandy Bridge brings a number of  excellent features. Among the sectors of the visual display that is claimed to be better, including the content display  three  dimensions.

Second-generation Intel Core integrate visual technologies that are planted directly into the processor. Among other features such as Quick Sync Video, HD Graphics, until InTru 3D.

"This makes video editing QuickSync run faster," said David Tjahjadi, Channel Platform Manager Intel Indonesia in limited media gathering on Friday (07/01/2011) afternoon.

While Intel HD Graphics are now planted directly in the processor. This integration means low latency and provide the gaming experience as well as 3-D viewing experience better.

Then Intel Wireless Display feature lets users enjoy all the personal and online content on a larger screen, for example television. This is done through a simple wireless connection.

There are also 3D InTru to watch visually smoother than the PC. Users can watch your favorite 3D movies with Blu ray 3D Stereo 3D glasses on. This technology is also able to present it in a resolution of 1080p high definition television via HDMI 1.4.

Other features include Intel Clear Video HD which enables multimedia experience with better image thanks to the optimization of high-resolution video playback. Meanwhile, Intel Advanced Vector Extensions provide extra computing power to application developers.

"Features such features found in Intel Core i3, i5 and i7," said David.

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BlackBerry Bold 9900 Possible Present at September

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The latest flagship smartphone by Research In  Motion  (RIM), BlackBerry Bold 9900, apparently still quite a long time strolling in the global handset market. Latest news mentioning, who carries a BlackBerry handset OS7 was the fastest present in September.

This prediction is made ​​after the 'investigation' conducted on a number of telecom operators who become partners of RIM.

A spokesman for Orange for example, say that they actually expect the Bold 9900 can already be launched in July or August. But hope remained of hope, Orange informed if the presence of a touch screen device must ngaret of schedule.

While other carriers, T-Mobile, admitted to Best Mobile Contracts on Thursday (06/30/2011), Bold 9900 that they were scheduled to be released into the market in September.

Similarly, the operator Three in the UK. They say, look at existing conditions, the fastest BlackBerry ever made RIM's thinnest it is almost certainly present in September.

RIM itself was first showcased at the event BlackBerry Bold 9900 World 2011 held in Orlando, United States. Judging from its design, this device is similar to the original version glimpse Bold (9000 series) which was launched in 2008. Only Bold 9900 look more elegant with a 2.8 inch wide screen.

The most alluring of the Bold 9900 is a very thin shape, which is only 10.5 mm thick, making it the thinnest BlackBerry smartphone available today.

Despite having  touch screen  capabilities, Bold 9900 still carry the  original  design of  the Bold. That is still using a qwerty keyboard  - as opposed to the BlackBerry Torch series - which although a touch screen type but has a wide screen and qwerty keyboard  with a slide version.

One feature andalaan was buried the BlackBerry Bold 9900 OS 7. This is the latest BlackBerry operating system that is claimed will make BlackBerry smartphones more quickly and easily functionalized.

This device was going to be two versions, the 9900 series to series and Bold 9930 GSM to CDMA segment.

Here are the specs of the Bold 9900/9930:

* Dimensions 115 x 66 x 10.5 mm

* 2.8 "capacitive touch screen display - VGA (640x480), 287 dpi resolution

* Ultra-easy qwerty keyboard, optical trackpad

* 1.2 GHz Processor, 768 MB RAM

* 8 GB on-board memory, plus microSD slot supporting cards up to 32 GB

* NFC technology

* 5.0 MP camera, supports 720p HD video recording

* Orientation sensor (Accelerometer), Digital Compass (Magnetometer), Proximity Sensors

* Built-in GPS / aGPS

* Dual-Band Wi-Fi ® - 802.11 b / g / n at 2.4 GHz and 802.11 a / n at 5 GHz

* Bluetooth ® 2.1 + EDR support

* Wireless Network support:

* 9900: Tri-band HSPA, Quad-Band GSM / EDGE

* 9930: Dual-band CDMA / EV-DO Rev. A, Dual-Band HSPA +, Quad-Band GSM / EDGE

* 1230 mAh removable, rechargeable battery

* BlackBerry OS 7

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BlackBerry Torch 2 ready to launch at the End of 2011

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High-end smartphone from Research in Motion (RIM) BlackBerry which is reportedly ready to launch Torch 2. Various media technology is showing what kind of shape is a sliding-style phone.

BlackBery Torch 2 almost certainly use a new mobile operating systems from RIM, the BlackBerry OS 7. RIM is expected soon to introduce this phone and get them to market in quarter 3 or 4 2011.

If viewed from a still photograph bocorannya blur, this phone looks not much different from the first generation Torch. But the components have a significant feature enhancements.

KnowYourMobile Launched on Friday (05/27/2011), Torch 2 has a 1.2 GHz processor. Then 768 MB of RAM and a camera with video capabilities of HD (high definition).

Batteries are more durable, higher-resolution screen and a thinner design also predicted visited Torch 2. We await further news from the mobile phone that combines a qwerty keyboard and touch screen.

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Android@Home, the Housemaid Android

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In 2008, Android comes as mobile phone. Subsequently in 2010, Android comes as a tablet. Soon, Android could be used as 'helper' to control the household.

In the event I / O Confrence, Google could divulge little about their project called Android @ Home. With this, users can use their Android phone or tablet as a remote for domestic purposes.

This means that in the future, homeowners can turn on air conditioners, water heaters, rice cookers, turn off the water, locked the house, and various household appliances they are armed with the Android mobile phone or tablets each.

"We opened the platform to anyone to do anything according to their imagination," said Google engineer Joe Brit, as quoted by Arstechnica, Thursday (05/12/2011).

Currently Google is conducting in collaboration with some stakeholders to refine the project. For Google, Android @ Home is a prime project that connects between the Internet and households, by connecting the objects in the house.

ARM Holdings giant classmates and Hewlett-Packard has been involved this project, by providing cheap micro controllers and its toolkit. Some companies also are developing wireless devices based sensor system, to make home appliances to be connected to the Internet.

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